ELP SEND and inclusion committee

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Goals

  • Secure consistent expectations and experiences for all learners with SEND across all schools and settings including those with additionally resourced provision
  • Secure high-quality engagement strategies with parents/carers at school and at partnership level
  • Support an effective and sustainable strategy to meet the needs of learners with SEMH and complex behaviour needs
  • Sustain high quality training, advice, and guidance to support the whole workforce for SEN

ELP SEND and inclusion committee members

Here are the SEND and inclusion committee members:

  • Tessa Hodgson: ELP Quality and Partnership lead SEND & inclusion (lead)
  • Denise Feasey: Special school headteacher (chair)
  • Brigitte Bistrick-Bryan: Governor
  • Jackie Carolan: Head of early years and SAFE
  • Judith Chambers-Thomas: Acting principal educational Psychologist
  • Dawn Clegg: Special school assistant headteacher
  • Sally Flowers: Primary Headteacher and Ealing Quadrant rep
  • Jon Hicks: Headteacher EPC and Outreach service
  • Melanie Hogan: Special school deputy headteacher
  • Tara Holland: Primary SENCo
  • Kate Johnson: High school deputy head
  • Kate Moyse: Primary headteacher and GNP quadrant rep
  • Emily Rayfield: Health improvement officer
  • Katie Reeves: Assistant Headteacher, SEN & Inclusion
  • Matthew Shapland: Primary headteacher and Acton rep

Minutes

  • To be added

Key information

Ealing’s strategy for additional and special educational needs, disabilities and inclusion 2023-2027

ELP SEN support expectations

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Last updated: 21 Nov 2023